Lithuania does not only allow sanctioned goods, but Russia still threatens.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov after Lithuanian authorities ban transit to the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad of goods subject to sanctions EU, threatened to respond to “unfriendly measures”.
“The main thing is not deadlines, but the response to unfriendly steps,” Peskov was quoted as saying by Russian state propaganda agencies. Maria Zakharova also threatened Lithuania at the briefing.
” diplomatic, but in practical terms, “she said. she said.
Kaliningrad, sandwiched between EU and NATO members Poland and Lithuania, receives supplies from Russia by rail and gas through Lithuania.
The enclave, where the headquarters of the Russian Baltic Fleet is located, was captured by the Red Army in Nazi Germany in April 1945 and handed over to the Soviet Union after World War II.
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Previously Moscow threatened the consequences , which “will have a serious negative impact on the population of Lithuania.” Russian troops are conducting exercises to simulate missile strikes on Estonian territory.
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